Catch Comedy Monday Nights
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Comedy and Concerts on
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These are the Comedy And Concert Shows from 2011!
Uncle Floyd
8:00pm
New Jersey’s own Floyd Vivino, a vaudeville-styled comedian and pianist who hosted “The Uncle Floyd Show” counts David Bowie as a major fan today.
Richard Belzer and The Belzonics
8:00pm
Got his chops during the comedy explosion of the 1970s at Catch A Rising Star, TVs "Law And Order," "Scarface," "Fame," And "Bonfire Of The Vanities."
Gilbert Gottfried
8:00pm
This superstar of stage and screen has been seen on "Beverly Hills Cop II," MTV, Comedy Central Roasts and heard on Howard Stern, "The Aristocrats" and many more!
John Pizzarelli Quartet
Two shows: 6:00pm and 8:00pm
With Featured Special Guest Bucky Pizzarelli!
This world-renowned jazz guitarist and singer is "a rare entertainer of the old school." He is one of the prime interpreters of the greats such as Sinatra and Nat King Cole!
Mike Marino
8:00pm
"New Jersey's own bad boy of comedy" from Jersey City! As seen on "The Tonight Show," The Borgata, and The Tropicana in Las Vegas!
Kevin Meaney
8:00pm
CBS's Uncle Buck and HBO Special Star. Kevin appeared in Broadways's hit musical "Hairspray," and on "Saturday Night Live," "The Late Show with David Letterman," "Regis," "Oprah," and "Late Night with Conan O'Brien," "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" and NBC's "30 Rock."
Long Live The Beatles!
8:00pm
The Mahoney Bros take you through a journey filled with costumes, vintage visuals, arrangements, and singing so close to the original you will swear you are seeing The Beatles live!
Premium ticket holders will also be invited to a meet and greet with the Mahoney Brothers. Contact the box office for more details.
Jackie "The Joke Man" Martling
8:00pm
The Ultimate Joke Man, Jackie got his start as Howard Stern's right hand man! He can be heard on Sirius Radio!
Pat Cooper
8:00pm
From his 1963 television appearance on "The Jackie Gleason Show" to his recent sold-out concert performances, Pasquale Caputo, aka Pat Cooper, continues to enthrall standing room only audiences with his lovable "comedic anger." For nearly four decades Pat has appeared on many stages, from comedy clubs to major theaters, including the legendary Copacabana, Westbury Music Theater, Trump Castle, Caesar's Palace, the MGM Grand Hotel, and Trop World.
Premium ticket holders will also be invited to a meet and greet with Pat. Contact the box office for more details.
Tommy Emmanuel
Sunday, Sept. 18, 2:00pm and 7:00pm
Monday, Sept. 19, 7:00pm
A child prodigy, Emmanuel began playing guitar at age four, and by age six was a part of his family’s professional band. Long one of Australia’s most respected and best-loved musicians, his award-winning career now spans five decades and multiple genres including jazz, rock, blues, and country. He is known for his distinctive “finger style” playing, using all ten fingers—a technique he was inspired to try after hearing his hero, the legendary Chet Atkins, play in the early 1960s. Atkins became a mentor to Emmanuel after they met in the ’80s. In 1996, they jointly recorded the album The Day The Finger Pickers Took Over The World, for which Emmanuel received his first of two GRAMMY nominations (and which was Atkins’ last album). In 1999, at the 15th Annual Chet Atkins Appreciation Society Convention, Atkins presented Emmanuel with a coveted “Certified Guitar Player Award,” an honor the Nashville icon bestowed on only 4 other guitarists before his death in 2001.
Southside Johnnyand the Asbury Jukes
8:00pm
Born and raised on the Jersey Shore, Southside’s fascination for the club scene started early. Singing and playing in a number of blues and R&B bands at the now legendary Upstage Club, often joined by pals Bruce Springsteen, “:Miami Steve” Van Zandt, and Garry Tallent, Johnny worked at making “meant to be” into “is”. It wasn’t easy. “We played for years on the shore, but it wasn’t until Bruce hit with ‘Born to Run’ that these A&R guys would drive to Asbury Park to see what was happening.
